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encourage people to create a defensible space around their home. >> i lived here around , firefighters found flames leaping between two buildings on geary boulevard. the fire began at a residential building and spread to a nearby

restaurant. 30 to 40 people ran out of a nearby chinese restaurant when ashes began falling into the kitchen. no injuries reported. a fire at an apartment building in berkeley has forced 10 people to look for a new place to live tonight. the fire was first reported just before 1:00 a.m. on martin luther king, jr. way as a building that housed three apartments. took fire crews almost an hour to put out the flames. officials estimate $300,000 in damage. >> no reports of any damage tonight after a shallow 3.0 magnitude earthquake a might north of union city. the earthquake was felt in fremont. a large number of people rallied in san francisco today to say no to a possible new war with iraq. the san francisco rally was mirrored across the nation on the national day of action. organizers say they realize iraq is in a state of crisis but believe the nearly

$2 trillion spent on the iraq war could be better served on occasion and -- education and jobs inch iraq, showdown is looming between two ancient enemies. reporter: marching into a sectarian showdown. 20,000 shia fighters parade through baghdad, assault rifles, machine guns, rocket launchers at the ready, vowing to take on the sunni uprising. in can you kick. shewide -- kirkuk -- local sunni militants were fighting alongside isis. the group is headed by 41-year-old abl-badadi once detained by u.s. forces in iraq, now capturing town after town, seizing banks and oil refineries. the u.s. wants to stop this

escalating but limit its own involvement. u.s. officials meeting with iraqi government officials, sending in up to 300 military advicers to avis. the violence is driving a growing humanitarian crisis. thousands more forced from their homes each day. >> the situation here now is grave. iraq's military has run out of hellfire missile, lost dozen of tanks to isis and is looking like its offensive capabilities are seriously diminished. >> new details on the crisis in ukraine yay. russian president vladimir putin says he being back the cease fire plan and has appeal to both sides to halt military operations but putin says the plan isn't viable without peace negotiations.

a move designed to reduce gridlock on the crookedest street in the world is underway in san francisco, lombard street. this is the first week that lombard is closed to nonresident traffic. residents complaining over the number of cars led to an experiment by the municipal transportation agency. members voted to close the street over four consecutive weekends including the fourth of july. >> if i lived here here i would be annoyed. >> why. >> all these people in the way-whatnot. otherwise, pretty cool. gives tourists a safe place to take pictures without getting hit. >> you can still walk it as many people did today, or take a cab. nonresident cars, except for taxis, are banned on lombard from noon to 6:00 p.m. every weekend through july 13th. soccer fans spent the day catching world cup action at various spots in san francisco. a big crowd came out to the soma

street food park to catch nye year -- nigeria versus bosnia. highlights of the matches coming up in minutes in sports. tomorrow morning at 9:00, belgium plays russia and south korea takes on algeria at noon. abc7 news is the only place to see the matches. watch abc let 0s you view the matches on your smartphone and computer, tomorrow the game everybody will be watching, team u.s.a. and portugal. some world cup fans are now the focus of a police investigation. we'll tell you why ahead. also, the desperate drought situation is it actually 'causing some to turn to criminal behavior? >> the cash hunting craze that began here in the bay area goes global, but in this search for money, not everything went exactly as planned.

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in the central valley people are actually stealing water. one home owner whose tank holds 2500 gallons says over the past three months someone has storm his family's water eight times. he says the thieves drive up to their backyard, kick in the fence and drain the tank. it costs $275 to refill it. his daughter says it's unbearable.

>> it's horrible. we go without showering, we can't flush our toilets, can't wash our hands. it's not -- it's horrible. the family put a sign on the tank in an effort to deter thieves. they say surveillance cameras are next. an international twist today to the hidden cash hunt that started here in the bay area. 20 envelopes filled with cash were hidden in london's kensington park. people started looking in the wrong place. jason boozey is the millionaire behind the cash game. some world cup fans may be in trouble with the law. we'll explain how this photo of fans in brazil has launched a police investigation. let's head live now outside on the first official day of summer. find out when we'll see a bit of a warmup ahead in the accuweather forecast.

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this photo of soccer fans watching the world cup in brazil has launched a police investigation. take a close look. the woman appears to have jumped out of her wheelchair while cheering during the opening game. several fans are now excuse -- accused of possible ticket fraud. some people bought tickets for special doomses and used a wheelchair to enter the stadium.

>> the u.s.a. faces portugal tomorrow, facing the world player of the year, but ronaldo's help is questionable after a knee injury. abc7news.com has a section dedicated to the world cup where you can learn what his teammates are saying about his condition. welcome to summer. although it felt a bit cool out there today. abc7 meteorologist frances dinglasan is here with a look at our weather. identify, frances. >> i always have trouble with that word. i had to go to weather school to pronounce it correctly. we're seeing high passing clouds with live doppler 7hd. temperatures a little cooler compared to yesterday. the clouds are at the cost, warm inland, a typical summer day in san francisco. 58. octoberland, 64. half moon bay on the cool side at 57. from san oh saw, look at those

passing high clouds overhead. more current temperatures in santa rosa, 80. napa, 71. novato, 73. fairfield, 82. concord, 78. livermore, 74. this time we're looking from the east bay hills and you can see in the distance the coastal low clouds so the patchy fog will return overnight. we'll start off sunday morning that way. cool at the coast. warm inland. and there's a very seasonal pattern continuing for the next few days. so here's what is going on. here's why. we have this area of high pressure. this is going to continue to bring us this steady sea breeze, that onshore flow, bringing us cooler numbers at the coast, and if you notice the jet stream is like a zonal flow so very little change over the next few days. so, we can expect the fog and low clouds overnight once again. temperatures will mainly be in the 50s. 52 in oakland. cooler in santa rosa, at 49.

sew so we could into the patchy fog develop in the valleys and the coast. so cloudingy conditions -- cloudy conditions along the coast, and by lunchtime everything pulls back to the coach. so temperatures range from 60s by the ocean, 70s around the bay to 80s inland. so your numbers for tomorrow, very warm and comfortable in the south bay. 78 in san jose. 85, gilroy. 76, sunnyvale. look for mid-70s as well through redwood city and palo alto. 70 in millbrae. then pacifica, cloudy and in the low 60s. downtown san francisco, partly cloudy conditions, 64. much cooler in the sunset district and daly city hitting near 60 degrees and then warm for all the events. sonoma and napa, very pleasant as well in the low 80s. 82 in napa. 78 in petaluma and vallejo vallejo and look for mild

conditions in the east bay. 69 in berkeley. cooler there. to many low 70s through oakland and union city. inland numbers in the 80s so ranging from low 80s in walnut creek to upper 80s in antioch and brentwood. here's the seven-day forecast. plenty of sunshine tomorrow but again cloudy at the coast, and notice things just bump up a little bit monday and tuesday. things start to get a little bit cooler and cloudier on thursday, but overall we have a very typical summer pattern throughout the week. so i hope you enjoy. you can kind of find a little bit of everything you want. >> thank you, frances. shu is off. rick is in. you have sports. >> talking about the world cup. coming up, highlights and the first place a's are hot and so is manager bob melvin today. we'll explain what got hip we'll explain what got hip ejected.

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>> when you're hot, you're not and when you're not you're not. even a bad call by the home plate umpire could not slow down the oakland a's. dennis eckersley threw out the first pitch. then delarosa goes deep to right. callaspo falls with a sinking liner, holt makes a great diving catch but bolt makes it 1-0. in the eight, gregerson appears to strike out napoli but the home plate umpire he fouled the

ball off the ground. it's a bad call but not reviewable. the game is tied. manager bob melvin is upset. he was ejected. but the a's were all smiles in the tenth with callaspo on second. coco crisp sing. s to right. and oakland wins. >> in world cup action argentina was favored to beat iran today. in fact somebody in leaves -- las vegas was so sure that person bit $350,000 on an argentine victory. arguine fans were hoping for an easy win but a iran played great defense. there was controversy in the 54th minute when iran's player is taken down in the box. no penalty given, which left the iranians livid. it stayed scoreless until a minute into stoppage time. messi with the game winner,

argentina advances with the victory. the gambler on collected 40,000 for the $350,000 bet. >> in group g action, germany and ghana squared off. the this header tie is it up. then nine minutes later, ghana goes in front. but germany would answer in the 71st minute off the corner kick. it's the record, tying 15th 15th world cup goal. the match ended in a 2-2 draw. the u.s. place portugal tomorrow. now to american football. 49ers quarterback collin kaepernick was working out today, not with his teammates but with more than 350 kids at st. ignatius prep. kaepernick and 40 of the area top football coaches led the camp. the groups were sent small to make sure each camper received as much instruction as possible. the camp provided scholarships

to disadvantaged youth. kaepernick began playing youth football himself at age eight. >> it's an amazing experience. like i said, when i was younger, we had high school players come it was amazing. if i can give back and help get these kid excited or keep them motivated, i want to do that. >> at the u.s. women's open, tournament darling lucy li stuck around to see the third around. julie inc. steer is 23 years older but the south bay resident is tied for third. amy yang has grabbed a share of the top spot with a 68. michelle wie began the round with a three-stroke lead. she faltered a bit but is still tied for the lead at 2-under par. pretty amazing. all this has been on the the 11-year-old and now julie inkster has a chance to win it. 35th and final open.

>> it's been fun watching lucy li. >> both lucy and julie are from the bay area. >> it's awesome we love it. ahead, look at how one woman proves she is a devoted world cup fan. that's when abc7 news continues. f what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? the kind i have with you. me too.

breaking news out of alameda county. a small plane has crashedder inner into state 580 the crash started a small grass fire in the area. we have a crew heading to the

scene and will have the latest tonight at 6:00. we'll hear from the firefighters who saved these precious little lives today. and how a bay area family whose son received a life-saving transplant is now helping other children. join us at 6:00. the cup fans are sharing their excitement with us, and look at that smile. two-year-old christian is still supporting his team, although england is out of the running now, and here's a devoted fan. who won't let her third acl surgery stop her from cheering for the u.s.a. e-mail us your world cup pictures to ureport at kgo tv.com. that does it for us here at 5:00. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook, and all your mobile devices with the abc news app. i'm ama daetz. for frances dinglasan, rick quan, mike shumann, thank you

for being here. this is world news tonight flood fears, the river rising after torrential rains and national guard on the scene trying to prevent a slow motion disaster with more rain in the forecast. the risky move from pope francis, what he did today to the mafia that some say could endanger his personal safety. >> fiery escape, the man trapped in his burning home after a small plane fell out of the sky. tonight he tells us how he got out. and taking the heat, team usa arrives in a steamy brazilian city to face soccer's hottest stars. and there with them an army of american fans fired up and